>
> More often that you might think. I see Perl folks who love white
> space writing:
>
> print
> $cgi -> header,
> $cgi -> start_html,
> $cgi -> h2( 'my page' ),
> $cgi -> hr,
> $cgi -> a(
> { -href => 'http://geeknest.com' },
> $cgi -> font(
> { -color => 'red' },
> 'My homepage!',
> ),
> ),
> $cgi -> end_html;
>
> In anycase, it happens frequently already.
Fair enough. Then how about '->' as a synonym for '.'?
Ed
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